PulseRise Technologies
Full-Stack Engineer_TT

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Location: London, United Kingdom (On-site, 5 days/week — no remote/flex)
Employment: Full-time, Senior
Visa: Open to sponsorship for exceptional candidates. Candidates must be willing to relocate if not already London-based.
About The Company
An AI-native workspace initially designed for investment banking, private equity, consultancies, and asset managers. You'll work alongside two well-known founders who successfully sold their last two YC-backed companies. The company has raised double figures from Y Combinator and top-tier venture firms. With strong product-market fit and live production deployments at some of the world's largest and most prestigious institutions, the team is working across offices in New York, London, and Hong Kong to become the leading AI application platform for enterprise.
The Role
This AI-native workspace is revolutionizing investment research for finance professionals by automating company profiling and background research, dramatically reducing analyst workload. Recently post-Series A (valuation £375–750M), the company is scaling rapidly following strong product-market fit and high-profile enterprise adoption. This Full-Stack Engineer role is a critical hire as the company expands to double its engineering team, with a focus on backend-heavy, high-impact product development alongside elite technical founders.
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What You'll Do
- Own both frontend (React, Next.js) and backend (Python — FastAPI/Django) for production systems.
- Build and maintain containerized, orchestrated infrastructure (Docker, Kubernetes) with CI/CD pipelines.
- Deploy and manage applications on cloud infrastructure (Azure preferred; AWS/GCP acceptable).
- Implement background workers/task queues (Celery, RQ) and use Redis in production.
- Collaborate in Git-based workflows with daily standups and high communication standards.
- Contribute to engineering best practices and mentor team members as the team scales.
Who We're Looking For
5–10 years of professional software engineering experience (minimum 18 months per role), with proven production expertise in React and Next.js and deep backend development skills in Python (FastAPI/Django preferred). Strong hands-on experience with relational and/or NoSQL databases, containerization, CI/CD, and cloud infrastructure is required, along with experience implementing task queues and using Redis in production. A degree from a top university (Oxbridge, Imperial, UCL, Durham, Edinburgh, or Ivy League), ideally first-class with a Master's, is required.
The environment is high-performance, ambitious, and intellectually rigorous — founders have a strong track record and expect world-class standards. The team is collaborative but fast-paced, with daily standups and high communication requirements. Equity has significant potential upside.


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Required:
- Shipped production systems using React/Next.js and Python (FastAPI/Django) at a high-growth startup.
- Degree (ideally first-class, Master's) from Imperial, Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, Durham, Edinburgh, or Ivy League.
- Direct experience with container orchestration (Kubernetes) and Azure cloud deployments.
- Tenure of 18+ months per role, with career moves showing upward trajectory or variety.
- Demonstrated impact on engineering best practices and team mentorship.
- Experience in AI product companies or fintech/financial services tech teams.
Not a fit if you:
- Don't hold a degree from the top-tier universities listed above.
- Are a pure ML engineer or data scientist without a strong software engineering track record.
- Have less than 5 or more than 12 years of professional experience.
- Are frontend-only or backend-only (this role requires genuinely full-stack, backend-heavy engineers).
- Have held titles consistently labeled "Developer" rather than "Engineer."
- Lack production experience with React/Next.js and Python.
Core Stack
React, Next.js, Python, Django, FastAPI, AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, Redis, Celery, RQ, Git.
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